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Posted September 14, 2011
I went on a ghost tour last month and wondered how many of the stories were true. Selzer pretty much answers all my questions. He basically disproves a couple of my favorites (or at least the story behind them), but he comes up with enough cool stuff I didn't know to make up for it, and he does it all without coming off as a jerk. In fact, he's pretty funny. It's not as funny as his other ghost book, Your Neighborhood Gives Me the Creeps, but he cracks a lot of jokes, and gives really good advice on where to go to look for ghosts in Chicago. Best info out there on Hull House and a lot of the other places that turn up on tours and TV shows. Selzer gets a bit too skeptical for me, but I guess that's better than those guys who believe every dumb thing they hear.
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Overview
Author Adam Selzer's long-awaited ebook exclusive on GHOSTS OF CHICAGO explores many of the famous and lesser-known haunted spots in Chicago, including:- The Myths and Mystery of Hull House (the most in-depth investigation ever of the Devil Baby, "garden of evil," haunted room, and early history of the ...